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SCCM Clean Install Guide | Server 2022, ConfigMgr 2103, SQL 2019 Replacing Existing ConfigMgr

Today is an exciting day for me as I’m embarking on the task of rebuilding our 5-year-old sysctr server that was built on 2012R2. As I begin this process, I wanted to document the steps I’m taking to bring up a new instance alongside the existing server. Rebuilding a server can be a daunting task,

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Print Server | Scheduled Task to Clear Jobs and Services

Printers are notorious for causing headaches and frustration, and this was certainly the case for me as I managed a single Windows server with 167 networked printers. It seemed like every so often, print jobs would get stuck and I would have to manually intervene by stopping the print spooler service, cleaning out the print

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Deploying BitLocker | AD Server 2019 and Windows 10

I’ve been tasked with deploying bitlocker to our domain which consists of 800+ staff and over 5,500 students. So here I’ll document the process. Install Server Feature On your domain controller open the server manager and add roles and features. Under features install “BitLocker Drive Encryption” Just a note, you’ll need to reboot to complete

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Canon Department ID Management Not Working After Print Server Migration or Setup

Today was one of those days, I migrated our old print server (2012 R2) to Server 2022 and it went way to smoothly for printers. Sure enough a day later we get calls the canon ID management won’t verify. Could not verify the Department ID and PIN specified in Department ID Mgmt. Printing will be

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PowerShell | Find Users matching partial group name by employeeType

I needed a way to find out if any of our staff employeeType was part of incorrect distribution lists. Example: Classified staff shouldn’t be part of any distribution lists that contains “Licensed”. Here is the output: If you wanted to export this to a csv just add on “| Export-Csv C:\” to the end so

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